M4M - My First Time: Bi-Curious Bundle M/M First Time Gay

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If you feel like you don’t want to be with someone who doesn’t understand, you will recognize those feelings when the partner responds in a negative way, and this can help guide your response and possibly spark a meaningful discussion.

We danced a while and took in all the sights. She led me around the various areas to show me what was happening where, having been a few times before she was very familiar and was getting quite excited by the sights and sounds.It’s very confusing, and while I’m aware of sexual fluidity, I don’t know anyone else personally who got to age 40 and actually changed their orientation. Everyone says what the comments here say – it was something they hid from themselves. For me, as a child being gay wasn’t an option and I liked boys so I didn’t wonder – but I also can’t remember ever having a crush on any women until now (I did feel uncomfortable about how pretty actress Amanda Seyfried was when I was in my late teens or early twenties but that’s literally my only memory of any “hints”).

It might sound trite, but you can consider your new experiences to be part of your journey. Lewis Oakley, bisexual activist, describes “cultural differences” between dating men and women: “Expectations might be different; the image of ‘happily ever after’ might look different,” he explains. “Trust that you’re on a learning curve, have fun, laugh, explore, think. The worst thing you could do is turn this into a negative experience.” One of my best friends from school was gay. We both like to drink heavily on weekends so when one got too drunk the other would bring them home, make sure they’re good; the typical good friend. It was my turn to be the drunk one and woke up the next morning half clothed as the big spoon to his little spoon. Apparently as he was putting me to bed I insisted on cuddling. Wasn’t even weird the next day, just woke up and proceeded to drink brunch.” Many men don’t experiment because of what their partner will think about them, or whether they will even be able to sustain a relationship with their partner after they have experimented with another guy.I'm 25 and recently discovered I am interested in guys, although I'm unsure if more or less than women. I've had sex with several women but no 'girlfriend'. Since about 16 I've been self aware of my attraction towards men but the thought of being gay or bi never crossed my mind as I've been able to have strong emotional attachments to a couple of girls. I was under the impression you can be straight and find guys physically attractive.